Teladoc Inc Stock News

Teladoc Health's business has been slowing down, but revenue still increased 10% last quarter. The number of virtual visits hasn't fallen off a cliff despite the economy's return to normal.

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After a challenging few years, Teladoc's bottom line and margins are moving in the right direction. Roku is seeing its revenue growth rebound and expenses drop thanks to a recovering economy.

Teladoc's stock gained momentum since it released an encouraging earnings report last week. The company is no longer incurring hefty impairment losses, as its bottom line has been improving.

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Teladoc calls AI a "key theme" for the year and is using dozens of AI models for various tasks. The technology already is helping improve Teladoc's margins.

Teladoc Health reported second-quarter earnings results on Tuesday, July 25. Teladoc narrowed its second-quarter loss to just $65.2 million from a loss of more than $3 billion a year earlier.

Teladoc posted modest top-line growth in the second quarter, and showed improvement on a key profit metric. On a GAAP basis, however, the telehealth company is still losing a lot of money.

Healthcare continues to be a major industry and economic driver around the world. According to the American Medical Association, spending on healthcare in the U.S. totals more than $4 trillion each ye

Teladoc Health's (TDOC) Q2 results reflect improving access fees and other revenues coupled with lower expenses.

The telemedicine leader raised its guidance for the third quarter and the full year. The company saved money by cutting back on office space.

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